The future is in the corner

The future is in the corner

By: Linoy Haroni and Sivan Malachy

Our Life In The Future

Personal – Linoy Haroni – my life in the future

My future will be different from today, the computer and digital means will dominate our daily lives.

I want to live in a town close to the big city, in a private house, surrounded by a vegetable garden, I will grow the home products in the garden and cook from this produce.

I will study business administration and make sure to develop myself all the time, I will run my business that will have a unique brand online where I will sell cakes, cookies, muffins, macaroons, kisses, and other specialty pastries.
I will go to fairs and exhibitions on food in Israel and abroad, and I will hold workshops on baking and cooking.

I will write blogs and create digital books that people can use to enrich their culinary knowledge.

Personal – Sivan Malachy – my life in the future

I believe that in the future the world will develop and advance, especially in terms of technology, economics, and medicine.

I see my future that when I finish my studies I would like to study driving, then serve in the army, and after the army, fly for a trip to Thailand and enjoy as much as possible.

When I return to Israel, I will study at the university and receive a degree.

After a few years, I will start a family and support it. I believe I will continue to live in Petah- Tikva for at least a few more years.

This is the future I wish for myself.

People’s lives in the future

We think that in the future everything will be more computerized and people will lead a life in front of computerized means.

In our opinion, in the future there will be robots that will act like humans, there will be flying electric cars that do not consume fuel and cause the least pollution in the air, and cash money will disappear in favor of payments in the smartphone or virtual banks.

The future battlefield will be faster, more accurate, and deadly (cyber warfare), Israel has a variety of challenges – missiles moving at speeds higher than the speed of sound, fighting with eliminated means.
There will be no more papers and everything will be conducted digitally (books, letters, messages), this will lead to the preservation of the environment and the rainforests.

The schools will be online as in the Corona period when we studied in Zoom.

In terms of medicine, it will progress, we may no longer need an organ transplant from the person and they will be able to produce from a 3D printer or duplicate from a tissue of the organ.

Managing countries and companies would be from artificial intelligence.

Long summer vacations in Costa Rica or Thailand will be replaced by destinations a light second away. Commercial flights to space have departed, with the Moon and Mars being populated tourist destinations.

While today “building” houses on a 3D printer are making headlines. In a hundred years it will be a matter of routine – whole houses and all their contents will be printed on a three-dimensional printer. The 3D printer will also be our main food source. In the future, we will be able to download our favorite chef’s dishes, print them out in a few seconds and enjoy a printed and ready-to-eat royal meal

In conclusion, the future holds many challenges and we humans need to be prepared to be open-minded and accept far-reaching technological changes.

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